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Dividing Up Bonus Money In New Jersey Divorce Cases - Or Is It A Bonus?

New Jersey divorce cases often raise complicated issues about how to divide property and calculate income. The Court was called on to decide whether certain payments one spouse received from Read More

What To Do About A Business In A Divorce

So you own a business and you think like a business person, and you are getting divorced. Keep that “Bottom Line” mentality about your case, it will serve you in making Read More

Is It Better To Go Through Mediation?

The New Jersey Court Rules require that parties to a divorce have been advised of the option to use mediation to resolve their divorce. Mediation can be done with both Read More

Mediation And Arbitration in New Jersey Divorce: Can One Person Serve As Both?

A decision by the New Jersey Superior Court, Appellate Division offers a broad overview of the functions and parameters of two key Alternative Dispute Resolution methods available for couples divorcing Read More

Want to Get Away? Why You Should Think About Child Custody Before You Move out of Town – Dwyer v. Dwyer

Child custody and support matters involve complicated legal issues that require the counsel of an experienced attorney. There are specific types of custody which have legal significance affecting each parents’ Read More

Who Hears New Jersey Child Support Cases When the Parents Live in or Move to Different States?

Things change after spouses divorce, including their area codes. When they have kids, one parent’s decision to move to another state can raise a number of legal issues related to Read More

Child Custody in Divorce or Separation

We all know that children are affected by their parent’s behavior. Staying in a bad marriage or separating has consequences. Parents must give top priority to the protection and well-being Read More

How New Jersey Courts Decide Relocation Requests

Bisbing v. Bisbing A number of tricky legal questions can come up when a couple with kids decides to divorce. These include how to handle a situation in which the parents Read More

Relocation With Children After Divorce

If a custodial parent decides to relocate after divorce to a distant location which affects parenting time, in contested cases, the best interest of the children is the factor that Read More

What Happens In A Divorce If One Side Refused To Appear?

A divorce complaint is filed and served on the other spouse.  Service is accomplished usually by a process server. Proof of service is filed with the Court.  If the Defendant Read More

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